A restaurant chain is setting up a new venue at what was formerly one of Nottingham's oldest eateries. Rosa's Thai will be moving into the former seafood restaurant Loch Fyne, in King Street, with work now taking place at the site.
Loch Fyne was boarded up at the start of the pandemic in 2020, and plans to reopen in a Covid-secure way were then scrapped in favour of a permanent closure. As one of the city's oldest restaurants, it had been open for 30 years.
Its replacement, Rosa's Thai, has more than 30 restaurants in the UK, along with a branch in Dubai. An all-day menu will be served, with noodles, curries and stir-fries, and around 30 percent of dishes are vegetarian or vegan.
